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I've grown several of these plants in my gardens. I had no idea. I also did not know that the castor bean contains ricin.
http://webecoist.com/2008/09/16/16-most-unassuming-yet-lethal-killer-plants/
I had no idea that the beautiful rhododendron was toxic.
"The toxic rhododendron, a stalky tree-like evergreen shrub with large, brilliant blooms, is famously seen throughout much of the Pacific Northwest and is the state flower of Washington. Its relative, the popular garden shrub azalea, is also poisonous. Both plants contain andromedatoxin, which can cause severe pain, lethargy, depression, vomiting and nausea, progressive paralysis, coma and eventual death. All parts are deadly."
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,494,910Many of the most poisonous plants in the world are used medicinally. Its a good idea to inform yourself about what potentially deadly plants are growing in your area, or your garden. The caster oil plant grows wild in my area and is extremely dangerous to children and pets, most adults know not to eat it.
Oleander is also very poisonous, but grown extensivly, it is also used as a medicinal plant.
The more aware you are, and the more aware you teach your children to be, the less likely there will be any nasty outcomes.
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This is a reply to # 1,495,006Oleander is also very poisonous, but grown extensivly, it is also used as a medicinal plant.
Yes, it was once widely used as a heart drug. I was doing some experiments with it a long time ago trying to make cardiac drugs without all the side effects. To make a long story short, one whiff bottomed out my blood pressure for several hours and you could not find a pulse anywhere on me, even with drinking caffeine.
There was also a case here a few years back where a guy was burning a pile of oleander leaves. His dog ran through the smoke killing the dog instantly.
The entire plant is poisonous, even the honey made from it.
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This is a reply to # 1,495,166i think the aztecs used to ingest and survive off of Oleander honey along with many other medicinal/psychoactive honeys...it seems that the bees can handle many potentially harmful pollen and nectar and convert them into bio-available forms...this was a big thing for their culture
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This is a reply to # 1,495,352pyschoactive eh i like the sound of that:).
are their any herbs that give highs, i know of the obvious ones such as kratom, kanna etc.
i seen you said clary sage ingested was very euphoric, does this have any side effects.
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This is a reply to # 1,495,374lol, there are lots of plants that can be mind altering, you do need to know what you are doing if you venture into this side of things. Some plants the effect is permanant, and some botanical experiments I've seen the result of , when I've done their post mortem. This includes many mushrooms, and plants like brugmansia and some members of the solanaece family.
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This is a reply to # 1,495,374
pyschoactive eh i like the sound of that:).
are their any herbs that give highs, i know of the obvious ones such as kratom, kanna etc.There are quite a few. Look up ethnobotanical herbs on Google. You will be surprised at how many plants are readily available in any nursery.
i seen you said clary sage ingested was very euphoric, does this have any side effects.It is pretty safe. You want to use the oil, about 10 drops in a capsule.
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This is a reply to # 1,495,693yeah man im well into all the ethnobotanical herbs and such, ive been heavily involved in that industry for a few years now but ive never heard of clary sage being used in such way so will give that a bash:).
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